Sentence examples for partial accuracy from inspiring English sources
"Girls meets Mad Men!" shouts her publisher, with only partial accuracy.
The Soviet vision of the war, of course, has the appeal of both simplicity and (partial) accuracy: Franco was indeed a ruthless tyrant whose victory led to wide-scale purges, cruel imprisonments and extensive constraints.
Up on the Estancia, its like Marlboro country, Vik says, with partial accuracy, romantic and rustic, with gauchos.
For a recent attempt to defend at least the partial accuracy of the story, see Riedweg 2005: 90–97 and the response by Huffman 2008a 207 208; see also Zhmud 2012a, 428-430.
Single roundness parameter used for reflecting morphological character of cells is partial, low accuracy.
To determine the few ideal features with the best estimation accuracy, partial least squares regression (PLSR) and variable importance in projection (VIP) were applied to predict LAI values.
None of the number sense slope or Coefficient of Variation (COV) measures showed significant partial correlations in accuracy or in RT (0 ≤ r ≤ 0.22; non-symbolic comparison, symbolic comparison, subitizing and counting range dot enumeration).
Scraps of theories, here and there, made partial sense, but the accuracy of the facts upon which they were constructed was impossible to determine.
However, given the shallow reentry angles associated with a low trajectory and partial earth orbit, the accuracy of FOBS missiles was questionable.
Accuracy of partial weight bearing after autologous chondrocyte implantation.
The proposed GRF estimation models could predict full and partial GRF with high accuracy.
